hello! I want to wish the user of this program a nice day when they exit the program. right now it just exits instead of telling them anything. do I need to add a switch statement or is there a simpler way to add a println?attached is a screenshot of my program! thank you! 1 package factorial;3 //importing the scanner and calling the class45 import java.util.Scanner;6 public class Factorial//here is mainpublic static void main (String [] args)8.9010{//initializing the new scanner111213141516= new Scanner(System.in);Scanner keyboardint n = 1;char ansW =while (ansW'y';'y' || answ =='Y')17{System.out.print("Enter in N: ");keyboard.nextInt();181920ח21factorial (n);System.out. print("Do you want to continue? Y/N ");keyboard.next().charAt (0);222324answ =25262728}//the factorial classpublic static int factorial (int n)29300313233//this is the mathint solufor(int i = 1; i<=n; i++)1;%3D3435{//this is the math//the variable is named solu because it's the 'solution'solu = solu * i;36373839404142//here is the answerSystem.out. println("The answer is: "+ solu);return solu;43444546

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hello! I want to wish the user of this program a nice day when they exit the program. right now it just exits instead of telling them anything. do I need to add a switch statement or is there a simpler way to add a println?

attached is a screenshot of my program! thank you!

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3 //importing the scanner and calling the class
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6 public class Factorial
//here is main
public static void main (String [] args)
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//initializing the new scanner
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Scanner keyboard
int n = 1;
char ansW =
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System.out.print("Enter in N: ");
keyboard.nextInt();
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factorial (n);
System.out. print("Do you want to continue? Y/N ");
keyboard.next().charAt (0);
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}
//the factorial class
public static int factorial (int n)
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int solu
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//this is the math
//the variable is named solu because it's the 'solution'
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//here is the answer
System.out. println("The answer is: "+ solu);
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